7 Cross Ridge Drive Offers the Ideal Opportunity to Call Old Greenwich Home
It’s not uncommon for my clients to have a long list of dream home features they’re searching for. And I can tell you right now, ALL of the common must-haves are included in this featured listing. We’re head over heels in love with 7 Cross Ridge Drive and have no doubt you will be, too.
Perched atop the highest point in Old Greenwich, CT the four-bedroom home offers seasonal views of the Long Island Sound. This real estate research company estimates vistas like this add 10 - 30% more value to a home. Simply stated: homes with a view are a smart investment and never go out of style.
Sitting on nearly half an acre of land, 7 Cross Ridge Drive offers the ideal balance of privacy and comfort. The enclosed backyard is perfect for furry family members. The private stone terrace provides a spectacular backdrop to sip your favorite beverage or host an outdoor gathering. The outdoor fireplace is a wonderful opportunity to impress your little ones with a s’mores cook-off, in case you want to be in the running for Parent of the Year. Outdoor living at its finest, just in time for summer fun.
Stepping into the 5,097 square foot home, you’ll immediately notice the intricate millwork, deep crown molding and lustrous hardwood floors. It’s all the sophisticated details – like the recessed paneled wainscoting in the formal dining room – that really make this home a gem. Plus it has a kitchen that would delight any cooking enthusiast!
The chef’s eat-in kitchen features:
2 Asko dishwashers
6 burner Wolf cooktop with hood
Wolf double ovens
Subzero refrigerator
GE Monogram refrigerator drawers
GE microwave
Under counter lighting
Built-in desk with cabinetry
Walk-in pantry
Opens to breakfast room with bay windows
Another must-have I hear from buyers? An incredible primary suite with luxury finishes. 7 Cross Ridge Road hits the bullseye featuring a tray ceiling, two huge walk-in closets, a spa bath with radiant heated floors, a whirlpool tub, a steam shower and a double sink vanity. Why settle for less when you can have your own private oasis?
Other highlights of this incredible home include a butler’s pantry, a mudroom, a powder room, a laundry room with a Maytag washer and dryer, a play/exercise room with vaulted ceiling and a walk-in attic with storage.
And talk about a prime location! This home sits on the site of the original Havemeyer mansion in a highly sought-after neighborhood near top schools. Just one hour away from Grand Central Station on the Metro-North.
Wondering what it’s like to call Old Greenwich, CT home?
Old Greenwich is a town that has New York City dwellers ditching the fast-paced life for a peaceful, close-knit community. It’s not an exaggeration to say people are making the switch in droves. According to the U.S. Postal Service, more than 16,000 New Yorkers have left the state for suburban Connecticut since March of 2020. One contributing factor for New Yorkers making the move could just be Greenwich has the lowest property tax rate in the New York metro area. For a home in Westchester County you can expect to shell out triple – why pay more for the same caliber of home?
The charm of this waterfront community is hard to miss. Once regarded as a summer resort destination, 6,600 residents call Old Greenwich home. Fellow neighbors treat each other like family and the lifestyle is very community-centered.
Established in 1640, Old Greenwich is steeped in history. As the name suggests, it is Greenwich’s oldest neighborhood. According to the Greenwich Historical Society, the land was originally used to raise potatoes, grain and fruit. Today, Old Greenwich exudes an old-world vibe, where past and present coexist like a melodic symphony.
Walking through downtown Old Greenwich is perfectly picturesque. Colorful awnings adorn local shops, beautiful flowerpots embellish storefronts and sidewalks are lined with benches. Adding to the uniqueness of the area, many of the local businesses are independently owned. Back 40 Mercantile is a local Old Greenwich staple – you’ll find their shelves lined with sustainable, high-quality products from local purveyors.
Not too far away from downtown Old Greenwich, you’ll find a plethora of luxurious community amenities. Innis Arden Golf Club offers a private 18-hole golf course complete with tennis courts and swimming pools. Rocky Point Club offers its members a private refuge to swim and sail. Old Greenwich Yacht Club, established in 1943, is the perfect getaway for both novice and experienced boaters.
And did you know Old Greenwich is home to an extensive privately-owned library? The Perrot Memorial Library is beloved by locals. Named after the town’s first private schoolmaster, this library really is a sight to see.
Nowadays we’re aware stepping into nature is a wonderful way to stay healthy, both physically and mentally. The many opportunities to venture outdoors in Old Greenwich, CT are enviable.
Panoramic Long Island Sound views are offered in spades at the town’s Greenwich Point Park. Known locally as Tod’s Point – after a banker who owned an estate there – this 147-acre oasis offers plenty of waterfront access and boasts beautiful trails and beaches. On any given weekend you can find plenty of locals swimming, fishing, sailing, picnicking, hiking and cycling. Peace, tranquility and adventure are just a few minutes away!
Binney Park is another great local outdoor destination. Spanning 32 acres, there you’ll find a duck pond, footbridges plus areas for tennis, baseball and soccer.
It really is no wonder Old Greenwich real estate remains a hot commodity. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own an exquisite home in the area. With ample space for entertaining and located in a sought-after neighborhood, we know this home won’t last long. Reach out today to schedule your private showing!